No fault insurance bills introduced in California
Two no fault auto insurance bills were introduced in Sacramento on Tuesday. Assemblyman Leroy Greene's bill would require the DMV to establish a fixed payment scale and bar lawsuits in court for accident damages. Sen. Alfred Long filed a skeleton bill to be expanded later.
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Judge dropped charges in Santa Barbara oil spill case
Santa Barbara judge dismissed 342 counts of criminal pollution against Union Oil Gulf Oil Mobil Texaco after each company pleaded guilty to one count. District Attorney David Milner will appeal to the Superior Court arguing the reasons for dropping the charges were wrong. The blowout spread slicks for miles and civil suits followed.
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California 1972 measures on taxes education and crime
A Sacramento summary outlines proposed laws: ACA 16 tax changes and environmental controls. ACA 13 compensation for catastrophes. venereal disease education changes allowing parental opt-out. abolishing certain negligence suits for auto injuries. tax rules for seniors. wiretap court authorization. grand jury procedures. property tax exemptions. grade crossing funding. no fault auto insurance. Bay Area gas tax exemption. BART service commitments. relative responsibility for parental support. and committee voting requirements.
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California highway mismanagement blamed for millions in losses
A subcommittee of the Hoover Commission charged the California Division of Highways with mismanaging more than 100 million dollars in excess state land. The report cites lost inventory, 40 year holds on parcels, and weak enforcement of headquarters policies. Public hearings are planned to push for reforms before Reagan and the Legislature.
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California Assembly backs venereal disease instruction bill
Assemblywoman March Fong of Oakland introduced a bill to ease VD instruction in California public schools. The measure aims to remove restrictions hindering teaching about dangers and prevention. Governor Reagan previously vetoed a similar bill and pledged funding for teacher training in VD instruction.
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